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Senate minority walks out over rule allowing online vote
An intense debate ensued over Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposed rule allowing senators to vote electronically during sessions.
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rappler.com
Rappler Recap: Why did the Senate minority walk out?
Members of the Senate minority walk out of the plenary session over that they call a 'travesty of rules'
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Senate minority walks out as majority ‘railroads’ online voting rule
'We walked out because what happened on the floor looked less like orderly deliberation,' says Senator Panfilo 'Ping' Lacson
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cebudailynews.inquirer.net
Senate minority walks out over rule allowing online vote
An intense debate ensued over Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposed rule allowing senators to vote electronically during sessions.
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newsinfo.inquirer.net
Senators clash over rule allowing online voting; minority walks out
Photo: Kiko Pangilinan Facebook MANILA, Philippines — Senators on Tuesday night engaged in an intense debate over Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposed rule allowing senators to…
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Clash on Senate online voting ends in walkout
Members of the Senate minority block walk out: (from left) Sherwin Gatchalian, Risa Hontiveros, Erwin Tulfo, Francis Pangilinan, Miguel Zubiri, and Bam Aquino. —Photo from…
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gmanetwork.com
Senate minority: Online voting to benefit only a few senators
Several members of the Senate minority bloc on Wednesday said the apparent attempt to fast-track a major amendment to Senate rules allowing senators to participate remotely in…
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EXPLAINER: What is the Senate's rule on teleconferencing and remote participation?
Senators again had a heated exchange on Tuesday, this time over the proposal to amend the rules to allow members to remotely participate and vote during sessions. This resulted in…
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Senate minority: ‘We have the rules on our side’
MANILA, Philippines — Minority senators on Wednesday intensified their opposition to a controversial proposal allowing remote participation and online voting in Senate plenary…